Inexpensive other for Irrigation

The Claber ½ inch Hose Mender is a two way component designed to be used on a damaged 1/2 inch hose. The double female end pieces allows you to repair a leaky hose. Simply cut the hose where you have a leak, fix the castle grip in place and screw on fixing. Extend the life of your hoe with the Claber 1/2 hose mender.

A high quality, tool-free solution to repair a hose or create an irrigation line of any length.HOSE MENDERPERFECTLY WATERTIGHT

With a double nipple you can easily connect two female screw couplings (of the same size).

The hose clamp is suitable to be used in combination with a 13 mm (½") hose.This hose clamp is made of steel and is ideal for securing a hose to a pump or a hose socket. It can be placed over the hose and tightened to the right size with a screwdriver.

Broken hose? No problem, with the mender coupling. Simply cut the damaged hose in two, insert the coupling and screw it on.HOSE MENDERPERFECTLY WATERTIGHT

For closing off the end of a drip hose

With a double nipple you can easily connect two female screw couplings (of the same size).

A reducing bush is used for the following:You have a male connection that is too small and therefore cannot be screwed into a female connection. This reducing bush changes from a ½" female to a ¾" male thread, making it ideal for connecting two different size screw couplings where the male connection is too small.

This reducing nipple changes from ½" to a ¾" external (male) thread, it is therefore suitable for connecting two female screw couplings (½" and ¾").

Broken hose? No problem, with the mender coupling. Simply cut the damaged hose in two, insert the coupling and screw it on.HOSE MENDERPERFECTLY WATERTIGHT

Usage The connecting piece is suitable to connect two ends of a drip hose with each other. In this way, you can easily and quickly extend our 100m drip hose to accommodate wider or longer distances. Mounting The connector can be fixed on the end of the drip hose, mounting it is easy because no special tools are needed to secure it

The connector to screw thread can be used to create an easy connection with your drip hose; A matching reducing bush or socket can be used to make a connection with a different tube or a device such as your water pump.

A reducing bush is used for the following:You have a male connection that is too small and therefore cannot be screwed into a female connection. This reducing bush changes from a ½" female to a 1" male thread, making it ideal for connecting two different size screw couplings where the male connection is too small.

The hose clamp is suitable to be used in combination with a 32 mm (1 ¼"), 40 mm (1 ½") or a 50 mm (2") hose. This hose clamp is made of steel and is ideal for securing a hose to a pump or a hose socket. It can be placed over the hose and tightened to the right size with a screwdriver.

With a double nipple you can easily connect two female screw couplings (of the same size).

* 1” Male screw thread * Hose socket with a diameter of 13 mm * Polypropylene (antibacterial synthetic material) Hose sockets have been designed to easily connect a hose to a water pump, which are usually fitted with an internal (female) screw thread. One side of the hose socket can be screwed into the pump and the hose can be fitted over the other end of it; however, it still needs to be secured with a hose clamp. This accessory is not meant to serve as a reducer to make a direct connection between different diameters. First a reducing bush should be used and then adapt the hose socket to it, which makes the connection with the hose. However, we have made an exception for this fairly common si…

* ¾” Male screw thread * Hose socket with a diameter of 19 mm * Polypropylene (antibacterial synthetic material) Hose sockets have been designed to easily connect a hose to a water pump, which are usually fitted with an internal (female) screw thread. One side of the hose socket can be screwed into the pump and the hose can be fitted over the other end of it; however, it still needs to be secured with a hose clamp. This accessory is not meant to serve as a reducer to make a direct connection between different diameters. First a reducing bush should be used and then adapt the hose socket to it, which makes the connection with the hose. We can supply hose sockets and reducing bushes in a variety of …

This reducing nipple changes from ½" to a 1" external (male) thread, it is therefore suitable for connecting two female screw couplings (½" and 1").

The hose clamp is suitable to be used in combination with a 50 mm (2") hose.This hose clamp is made of steel and is ideal for securing a hose to a pump or a hose socket. It can be placed over the hose and tightened to the right size with a screwdriver.

With a socket, also known as a threaded socket, you can easily connect two male screw couplings (of the same size).

With a socket, also known as a threaded socket, you can easily connect two male screw couplings (of the same size).